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torybrooks

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Linda and Stu are the parents of two teenagers. Stu likes to reason with the children and discuss the limits he is setting. Linda likes to lay down the law and take no arguments from the children. According to the textbook, Stu displays a(n) ____ parenting style, and Linda displays a(n) ____ parenting style.
 
  a. authoritarian; authoritative
  b. authoritative; controlling
  c. permissive; controlling
  d. authoritative; authoritarian

Question 2

Parents try to channel children's impulses into socially acceptable outlets and teach them the skills and rules needed to function in society. This process is known as ____.
 
  a. culture-training
  b. socialization
  c. authoritarian parenting
  d. authoritative parenting



ms_sulzle

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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
d

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
b



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